Mating & Pups

Mating & Pups

mating & pups guidelines

Here you can find the rules about mating and pups on the site. Please make sure to read through these rules thoroughly and carefully.


Breeding occurs year around within the kingdom, there is no set season or date that breeding can start since most dogs in real life have their heats spread out during the year. Therefor, you can choose to mate with another whenever you wish. However, your mating may not be successful. There is a four month ooc grace period before a pair of canines can mate again IF they have a litter. If the mating attempt is unsuccessful, you are more than welcome to try again.

Please not that dogs can only produce litters from age 2 through 8 years. Prior to and after this time, dogs cannot produce due to old age.

Litter size is between 1 and 5 pups. The parent's users can decide to keep, kill, or even play the pups. Those without players can always be put up on the adoption board to find applicants.

All pregnancies on site must be approved and rolled by a member of Staff. This includes Rogues coming in to the Kingdom Sea pregnant. You may not decide your own litter amount or if a breeding occurring on site is successful.

Both breeding and birthing can happen anywhere in the Kingdom Sea and at any season.


The number of pups that can be born within a litter is completely randomized. Our staff has no prior knowledge as to what number will be generated, as we rely on our dice roll system to decide this for us. Dice rolls will also determine whether or not a mating attempt is successful or not. If a mating attempt is successful, the dice will be rolled to see the number of pups that will come from that litter. Staff gives full rights to the parents of the litter to pick their appearance, and also predestine members to play them if they wish to. However, most pups usually are put up for adoption within the adoption center.

Mating & Pups

mating & pups guidelines

Here on CK we do allow force breeding. HOWEVER, the chances of the breeding being successful will more than likely be very low because of the circumstances. Pups that are born from mothers that have been force bred are vulnerable, and have a high rate of death during birth.


Breeding that is not forced onto a female will have a higher chance of being successful, however the pups will be vulnerable to death and outside forces after their birth. There is a high possibility of the pups, or a pup dying during birth because of complications. The rate of death for litters that come from a consensual breeder are extremely low, but they still can be subject to the force of death.